The Living Dead Woman Has No Plans for Crossing
the digital divide :: she’s mirror-width from touching cloud :: a moth unmoved by flame :: her crewelwork all that flickers on this passing side of grave :: some fingers do not bleed when pricked :: the gleam of crescent jaw :: her botfly craters barely felt :: a ticking not from clock :: what ambiance she cannot see for pixelated box :: she can ignore the orchid ghost :: datura, primrose, phlox :: for grief turned latticework offsets a toothy petalled loss :: what boneset cannot heal :: a bulb :: more cathode tube than star :: a soul bereaved is proximal :: but far
The Living Dead Woman Gives into the Welter
The Living Dead Woman Sonnets